Moore Park South East Cricket Association

MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION

23rd ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2017-2018

AFFILIATED WITH THE NSW DISTRICTS CRICKET ASSOCIATION

The Moore Park South East Cricket Association Proudly sponsored by Kingsgrove Sports

Contents Moore Park South East Cricket Association ...... 1 Kingsgrove Sports Advertisement ...... 2 Contents ...... 3 AGM Order of Business ...... 4 Club Secretary’s Diary Notes ...... 5 Office Bearers Season 2017/2018 ...... 6 Life Members ...... 6 Secretary’s Report ...... 7 President’s Report ...... 8 Umpires Report ...... 10 Representative Season Report ...... 11 st MPSECA 1 Grade Report...... 13 nd MPSECA 2 Grade Report ...... 13 rd MPSECA 3 Grade Report ...... 17 th MPSECA 4 Grade Report ...... 19 MPSECA Points Table 2017/2018 Season ...... 21 MPSECA Club Championship 2017/2018 ...... 22 Premiership Winners ...... 23 Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades ...... 24 MPSECA Award Winners - Hat Tricks etc ...... 25 Centuries ...... 26 6 Wickets in an Innings ...... 27 Kingsgrove Sports Advertisement ...... 28 Martin Shield Statistics Batting ...... 29 Martin Shield Statistics Bowling ...... 30 MPSECA Batting & Bowling Association Records ...... 31 MPSECA Batting & Bowling Association Records ...... 32 MPSECA Batting Partnerships Association Records ...... 33 MPSECA Batting Partnerships Association Records ...... 34 MPSECA Premiership Winners ...... 35 MPSECA Office Bearers ...... 37 Treasurer’s Report ...... 38

Moore Park South East Cricket Association

Dear Member,

The 23rd Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Wednesday 25th July 2018 at 7:30 pm at South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club, 558A Anzac Parade Kingsford NSW 2032.

Order of Business 1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr D Power 3. Presentation of the 23rd Annual Report by Mr D Power 4. Financial Report presented by the Treasurer, Mr A Imtiaz 5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2018/2019 Season 6. Nomination for Life Membership – Greg Leslie 7. General business 8. Meeting adjourned by the President

D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455

Club Secretary’s Diary Notes

25 July 2018 Annual General Meeting 22 August 2018 Adjourned Annual General Meeting Revision of Rules for 2018/2019 Season 15 September 2018 Proposed commencement of Joint 1st Grade Competition 17 September 2018 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied with player registrations and application fee 3 October 2018 Delegates Meeting prior to season commencement 6 October 2018 Proposed commencement of 2018/2019 Season Club Secretaries note: All clubs must be represented at the above meetings All meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club.

D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455

Office Bearers Season 2017/2018

Patron Mr H Solomons

President PL Brien

Vice-President D Power

Hon Treasurer Hon Secretary A Imtiaz D Power

Assistant Secretary N Lochner

Board of Management D Kavaratzis PL Brien N Lochner T Pengue D Power G Leslie D Waterson S Ward A Imtiaz

Records Officer Hon Solicitor D Power C Love

Auditor Umpires Board D Power

Representative to NSWDCA G Leslie

Life Members  JB McInerney  FW Casey DL Traynor R Higman PL Brien KW Price G Wyer G Fulford JW Chalmers  PD Daffen J Jamieson  K Wells  D Tinyow NO Wilson LJ Wyche B Casey J Walden D Power M Fulford

Secretary’s Report

I would like to present the Association’s 23rd Annual Report to all members of the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. The joint 1st Grade Competition involving four teams from MPSECA and four teams from Churches Cricket NSW completed its 3rd season and for the second season in a row the Clovelly Club defeated Castle Hill Wesley in the Grand Final. I would like to thank all teams participating in the Joint Competition for making it a strong viable competitive 1st Grade competition. The MPSECA competition for 2017/2018 consisted of a total of 20 teams competing over four grades. Apart from the 1st Grade Final won by Clovelly, the remaining grades were won by Clovelly (3) in 2nd Grade, Rusty Shovel in 3rd Grade and Souths Juniors in 4th Grade. The Club Championship was taken out by Clovelly Cricket Club for the 7th successive season, a mighty effort. Congratulations to all our premiership winners. The 2017/2018 season saw the Association drop a further 2 teams from the previous season and forced us to play a combined 2nd/3rd Grade competition, which was far from ideal. It has become apparent that we are unlikely to attract few if any new teams to the Association and our aim therefore must be to strengthen and grow our existing clubs. If individual clubs can try and build on what they have by holding onto existing players and being active in the recruitment of new players then that is what the Association and Clubs should concentrate on to grow the number of teams in the competition. The Association will also be looking at the options available in expanding the Joint Competition and looking into possible mergers with other Associations somewhere down the track. The representative season saw our Martin Shield team lose all three of their round matches but each game we proved to be more than competitive and the experience gained by some junior members of the team will prove beneficial in future seasons. In our annual match against Bathurst, this year played at Jubilee Oval Glebe, we won once again to make it the fourth victory in a row. My thanks to our Patron Mr. Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports Centre, The Randwick Club, the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club and Kookaburra for their ongoing support and sponsorship of the Association. I would also like to thank all fellow Board Members, club delegates, umpires, scorers, volunteers and players who make up the competition and make it a success.

Yours in cricket

David Power Secretary

President’s Report

The 2017/2018 season marked the completion of 23 seasons since Moore Park, South Sydney and the Catholic Cricket Association joined to form the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. I am delighted to have overseen as your President the past 23 seasons and report that whilst we may not have had significant growth last season we have concluded a season that produced competitive cricket in all grades, maintained our team numbers and provided a competitive competition in all grades. In 1st grade season 2017/2018 saw the third year of our partnership with the Churches Cricket Association in a combined first grade competition. This partnership has fostered a strong relationship between the two Associations. The combined 1st grade competition this year saw Clovelly as Minor Premiers meet Castle Hill Wesley for the second year in succession in a tense Grand Final with Clovelly the victors in a match that seesawed throughout the day. My thanks to all teams in the combined competition, your commitment to this venture ensures that players are getting the standard of cricket that can only enhance each individual’s talents in our game. My thanks to the delegates from both Associations for their tireless efforts in putting together a format that provides a competitive competition for both Associations teams. The lower grades in 2017/2018 saw three grades formed. A combined second and third grade was established with 10 teams. At the completion of all rounds the top four played off for second grade premiership honors whilst the next 5-8 position teams played for third grade premiership honours. Grade two final saw two Clovelly sides fight out the premiership with Clovelly (3) led by Des Williams upsetting Louie Pengue’s Clovelly (2) in a tense final played in a competitive spirit. Well done Clovelly (3), commiserations Clovelly (2) a great effort all round to the strong Clovelly club. Grade three saw Rusty Shovel take on Souths Juniors with Minor Premiers Souths succumbing to Nic Cola’s Rusty Shovel, well done Rusty, Premiers now two years in a row, commiserations to Souths Juniors who played well throughout the season. The 4th Grade Premiership saw Souths Juniors take on Botany. Souths who were runners up the previous year to Rusty Shovel, finally broke through and won the PREMIERSHIP, well done Andrew Plum and the team. Commiserations to Botany United led by Gordon McClelland in Dave Power’s absence due to injury sustained in the lead up to the finals. The Association this year decided to extend Man of the Match awards to all Grand Finals following the Matthew Trenear initial award in 4th grade the previous season. My congratulations to the following winners of Grand Final Man of the Match awards: 1st Grade – Michael Dunlea; 2nd Grade - Rohan Stocker; 3rd Grade - Arslan Khalid; 4th Grade – Smithy Goodman My congratulations to all other individual winners listed in this report. Following the passing of Tim Booth in 2017 the Board decided in his memory to present annually the TIM BOOTH AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTION TO CRICKET. This award recognizes the contribution of the late Tim Booth made to our Association in particular as Secretary, Treasurer and Board member for a number of years. The inaugural winner, Ipokraty Giitsidis from the Botany United Club is a very worthy winner and has made significant contribution both on and off the field over many years for his Club and the Association. The Associations representative teams took on a new look this season following retirements, unavailability and injury issues to key players. Dave Power volunteered to take on the organization of our representative team with a view of rebuilding a squad over a period of time. Whilst we were eliminated prior to the finals series there were some encouraging signs for future seasons. I believe we have the basis of a side that will be competitive as the players mould into a competitive unit. This year saw the fifteenth year of the annual Plank Match verses Bathurst. Bathurst travelled to Sydney and played a very competitive game at Jubilee Oval. MPSECA were victors on the day with skipper Nic Lochner putting in a match winning performance and being named man of the match. My thanks to all those players who gave up there time to represent our

Association as well as Dave Power, who took on the overall responsibility of our rep season and Nic Lochner our skipper. For an association to be successful, it needs support. I would like to thank a number of people for their support in season 2017/2018: Kookaburra Sponsorship: This sponsorship is used directly to assist in the ever increasing ground fees set by the landlords of our grounds. I am pleased to report this year saw the start of a new sponsorship deal with significant increase in funds from KOOKABURRA. My thanks to all at Kookaburra for their ongoing support. Mr. Harry Solomons, Managing Director Kingsgrove Sports: Harry is not only our Patron but a long time supporter of park cricket in the South Sydney area having not only played many games in the former South Sydney Cricket Association but also represented that Association. Harry this year will realise a dream when he puts on the BAGGY GREEN in August and represents Australia in the over 70s international tournament to be played in England. Well done Harry you deserve your selection, you are truly a credit to our game. Harry has a true understanding of Association cricket and what it takes to be a successful association and our success is helped by his support both at club and Association level. I thank Harry and the team at Kingsgrove Sports for their support and I urge all clubs to visit Kingsgrove Sports for all your teams and individual cricket requirements. South Sydney Juniors Club: To the Board of Souths Juniors my thanks for your continued support and the Association looks forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come. The Randwick Club: To Bill Clegg and his staff our thanks for your financial support. We look forward to a prosperous partnership in the future. Centennial Parklands, Bayside Council, Randwick Council: Our thanks to these organisations and their staff who ensure our grounds are maintained each week. MPSECA Umpires: My thanks to the umpires who each Saturday control our fixtures. A warm welcome to a new addition to our umpire ranks this season Sean Benson. A special thank you to Dave Power who is tasked with organising and training our umpires. MPSECA Board Management: This year saw the Board strengthened with the addition of Demi Kavaratzis and David Waterson. A very warm welcome to both members whom I am sure will benefit from their experience as Board members. My thanks to all Board members for your assistance in running the Association. To our Vice President and Secretary Dave Power whose workload gets bigger each year I say sincerely thank you. Members are lucky we have an administrator as committed and dedicated to his roles as Dave but and our appreciation must never be forgotten. On behalf of us all thanks Dave. MPSECA Affiliated Clubs and Players: My sincere thanks for the support given by clubs and particularly the office bearers of our clubs whom I am aware spend many voluntary hours organizing their club each week. To all players and club supporters whom without you we do not have an Association, my thanks for your continued support of this great Association. In concluding this report I must make mention of recent media attention in world cricket and ensure all members that your Board is absolutely committed to ensuring all members act and play in the spirit of the game of cricket. Whilst our numbers were down slightly last year the Board of Australia’s oldest park cricket Association is always looking at ways of attracting new teams as well as possibilities like the current first grade partnership with Churches to give members opportunities to play more competitive cricket and advance their cricketing skills. I commend this report to the members and look forward to Season 2018/2019. Paul Brien President

Umpires Report

On behalf of the Board of Management I would like to thank all the umpires for their dedication and assistance in making the 2017/2018 season a success. Umpiring can be a very difficult job and their position and decisions should be respected by all captains and players in the Association. I would like to personally thank all the umpires who have officiated in this Association during the course of the 2017/2018 cricket season: Leigh Martin, Greg Leslie, Masud Rana, John Walden, David Ward, D M Motiur Rahaman, Sean Benson, Michael Azzopardi and Jahid Reza. We hope you will all be available to raising the finger once again for the upcoming 2018/2019 season. Thanks once again for your tremendous assistance.

David Power Umpire’s Coordinator

Representative Season Report

The 2017/2018 Representative Season was a tough one for our young Martin Shield team. Although we were highly competitive we did lose all three of our round matches, however the experience gained by the younger members of the team will be a huge benefit in the years to come. The MPSECA’s annual match against Bathurst was played in Sydney this year and it saw the home team triumph for the fourth successive year.

Martin Shield Round 1 – MPSECA v Northern Suburbs Round 1 saw us play Northern Suburbs away and we were sent into bat after losing the toss. After a steady start we lost 3 quick wickets to be 3/35 but we were able to rebuild and at 4/105 we were in a sound position to build a good total but another collapse saw us slump to 8/106 before a late innings fight back got us to a respectable total of 136. Top scorers were Nathan Power 44, Ryan Power 18 not out and Nic Lochner 14. In reply to our total we made Northern Suburbs fight all the way, at one stage we had them 5/83 before they rallied to win in a close match making 7/137. All bowlers used claimed wickets with Luke O’Sullivan taking 2/37, Ryan Power 2/24, Nithin Shamraju 1/25, Jack Boulton 1/20 and James Hughes-Smallwood 1/18.

Martin Shield Round 2 – MPSECA v Fairfield-Liverpool Round 2 we were up against Fairfield-Liverpool away and this time we won the toss and decided to bat first. We lost a couple of early wickets to be 3/33 but recovered and fought our way to a total of 159 all out. Leading the run scoring this match was Nic Lochner 38, he was supported by Nathan Power 23, Yves Silveira 16 and Luke O’Sullivan 15. The Fairfield-Liverpool batsmen proved hard to dislodge as we only claimed 4 wickets in the run chase despite some hard work from our bowlers. Wicket takers were James Hughes-Smallwood 2/46, Luke O’Sullivan 1/43 and Nithin Shamraju 1/21.

MPSECA Martin Shield Team 2017/2018

Martin Shield Round 3 – MPSECA v Bankstown The final match saw us play Bankstown at Jubilee Oval Glebe with Bankstown electing to bat first. Some excellent bowling and fielding saw us have Bankstown reeling at 9/151 but a last wicket stand saved them and took them to a total of 9/202 after 50 overs. Jack Boulton led the way with the bowling taking 3/32, also among the wickets were Luke O’Sullivan 2/45, Mart Spruit 2/40, Nithin Shamraju 1/14 and James Hughes- Smallwood 1/30. In reply we only managed a total of 110 despite Damien Peters top scoring with a fine 54.

The Plank – MPSECA v Bathurst

Our last representative fixture of the season was our annual match against Bathurst, this year we were at our home ground of Jubilee Oval Glebe for the match played on Sunday 28th January 2018. MPSECA Captain Nic Lochner won the toss and sent Bathurst into bat first with Ryan Power and Kyle James opening the bowling for MPSECA. Ryan got an early breakthrough but then Bathurst put on a solid second wicket partnership to take them to 1/94 before we had a double breakthrough with Troy Isemonger and Nic Lochner picking up wickets to have them 3/94. Another fight back took them up to 3/130 before Nic snared another 3 quick wickets to leave Bathurst 6/136. James Hughes-Smallwood came into the attack to claim a couple of wickets, Matt Fortuin grabbed one and Nic another to have Bathurst all out for 192. Final bowling figures were Nic Lochner 5/32, James Hughes-Smallwood 2/27, Ryan Power 1/15, Troy Isemonger 1/29, Matt Fortuin 1/21, Kyle James 0/35 and Thomas Hourn 0/27. In reply Louie Pengue and Justin Corner opened the batting for MPSECA and did well to get the score to 45 off 11 overs before Louie fell for 24. David Waterson then joined Justin in the middle and another strong partnership was formed until Justin was dismissed for 34 with the score on 98. Thomas Hourn came and went for a duck but this drew Nic Lochner out to bat and the score moved to 120 before Watto went for an impressive 44. Dominic Greensill fell for 5 to leave the game poised at 5/136 but James Salakas 12 and Troy Isemonger 14 not out combined with Nic Lochner 40 not out to get us over the line at 6/196 in the 44th over. The Man of the Match award went to Nic Lochner for a fine all round performance.

MPSECA 1st Grade Report

Clovelly The third season of the Joint 1st Grade MPSECA & Churches Cricket NSW saw Clovelly for the second season in a row take out the premiership beating Castle Hill Wesley in the Grand Final once again. Some great batting performances throughout the season led by Kirk Adderley scoring 545 runs @ 49.55, also Kris Baptista 490 @ 98.00, Michael Dunlea 284 @ 56.80, Tim Scullard 236 @ 23.60 and Simon Marti 204 @ 25.50 all contributed well. Leading wicket takers for Clovelly were Billy Saracoglu with 25 wkts @ 15.44, Tim Scullard 19 wkts @ 20.11, Michael Dunlea 12 wkts @ 14.33 and Mitch Macbeth 12 wkts @ 26.33. Coogee Bay Rebels Coogee Bay had a very strong season finishing the competition in 2nd position on the ladder but unfortunately lost to Clovelly and Castle Hill in consecutive weeks of the semi-finals to bow out of the finals. Chad Edwards was their leading batsman scoring 384 runs @ 32.00, he found good support from Jeffrey O’Sullivan 314 @ 28.55, James Salakas 247 @ 27.44, Nic Lochner 226 @ 22.60 and Luke Turner 218 @ 31.14. Leading wicket takers for Coogee were Chad Edwards 22 wkts @ 13.50, Luke O’Sullivan 19 wkts @ 13.21, Aaron Burrows 19 wkts @ 15.42 and Ramesh Dabarera 11 wkts @ 12.73. Doncaster Doncaster’s season was solid as they made the top 4 before going down to Castle Hill Wesley in the semi- final. A solid batting line-up was led by Domenic Greensill who scored 377 runs @ 29.00, Ashlee Azhar 342 @ 42.75, Yves Silveira 256 @ 23.27, Elliot Oxley 246 @ 27.33, Michael Mazurkiewicz 227 @ 20.64 and Avinash Bhandari 226 @ 28.25. Leading bowlers for Doncaster were Nithin Shamraju taking 24 wkts @ 16.88, James Hughes-Smallwood 17 wkts @ 17.88, Michael Mazurkiewicz 15 wkts @ 16.60 and Mart Spruit 12 wkts @ 14.83. Botany United Botany had a strong season and only just missed out on the semi-finals by losing their last match of the rounds. Top run scorers for Botany were Nathan Power 402 runs @ 30.92, Ipokraty Giitsidis 381 @ 27.21, Thomas Carter 302 @ 23.23, David Choy 291 @ 22.38 and Anthony Armstrong 275 @ 68.75. Wicket takers for Botany included Ryan Power 25 wkts @ 21.08, Anthony Armstrong 19 wkts @ 19.05, Nathan Power 17 wkts @ 24.71, Ipokraty Giitsidis 16 wkts @ 11.31 and Ameya Tambekar 11 wkts @ 25.00.

CCNSW Teams I would also like to acknowledge and thank the four CCNSW 1st Grade teams who made up a highly competitive competition, especially Castle Hill Wesley who once again made it all the way to the Grand Final only to lose in a closely fought match with Clovelly.

1st Grade Awards Batting Aggregate – Kirk Adderley (Clovelly) – 545 runs Batting Average – Kris Baptista (Clovelly) – 490 runs @ 98.00 Bowling Aggregate – Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) – 25 wkts Bowling Aggregate – Ryan Power (Botany United) – 25 wkts Bowling Average – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 22 wkts @ 13.50 All Rounders Award – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) Wicket Keeping Award – James Salakas (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 12 dismissals Hat Trick – Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) – 4/13 Hat Trick – Luke O’Sullivan (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 3/20 Hat Trick – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 8/23

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave Adderley, Kirk Clovelly 545 49.55 Saracoglu, Billy Clovelly 25 15.44 Baptista, Kris Clovelly 490 98.00 Power, Ryan Botany United 25 21.08 Power, Nathan Botany United 402 30.92 Shamraju, Nithin Doncaster 24 16.88 Edwards, Chad Coogee Bay Rebels 384 32.00 Edwards, Chad Coogee Bay 22 13.50 Giitsidis, Ipokraty Botany United 381 27.21 O’Sullivan, Luke Coogee Bay 19 13.21 Greensill, Dominic Doncaster 377 29.00 Burrows, Aaron Coogee Bay 19 15.42 Azhar, Ashlee Doncaster 342 42.75 Armstrong, Anthony Botany United 19 19.05 O’Sullivan, Jeffrey Coogee Bay Rebels 314 28.55 Scullard, Tim Clovelly 19 20.11 Carter, Tom Botany United 302 23.23 Hughes-Smallwood, James Doncaster 17 17.88 Choy, David Botany United 291 22.38 Power, Nathan Botany United 17 24.71

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MPSECA 2nd Grade Report

Clovelly (3)

The Clovelly (3) team provided the upset of the finals by defeating the strong Clovelly (2) team in the Grand Final. But this was no real surprise going by Clovelly (3)’s performances throughout the season. Leading the way with their run scoring were Mark Turnbull 501 runs @ 38.54, Girshwyn Nyker 278 @ 34.75, Mehmet Yolbir 258 @ 19.85, Des Williams 215 @ 21.50 and Ashley Briggs 215 @ 23.89. Their main wicket takers were Des Williams 38 wkts @ 14.87, Mihir Mathure 24 wkts @ 16.96, Kubilay Yolbir 16 wkts @ 18.69 and James Hardy 11 wkts @ 18.91.

Clovelly (2)

Clovelly (2) led the competition all the way until falling at the final hurdle in the Grand Final to the ‘other’ Clovelly team. Despite this they had a very strong season and proved the benchmark for the rest of the competition. A strong batting line-up included Justin Corner 582 runs @ 52.91, Ben Bittner 415 @ 46.11, Robert Raffaele 412 @ 68.67, Louie Pengue 326 @ 36.22, Lliam Mountney 311 @ 34.56 and Troy Isemonger 262 @ 52.40. Wickets for Clovelly (2) were shared between Nathan Ardler 28 wkts @ 15.71, Daniel Stavely 18 wkts @ 27.78, Braydon Irons 14 wkts @ 17.36, Alex Way 13 wkts @ 27.00 and Troy Isemonger 13 wkts @ 21.15.

Kingsford Apaches

The Apaches did well to finish 4th in the combined competition before going down to Clovelly (2) in the semi-final match. Leading the way once again with the bat was David Waterson scoring 566 runs @ 43.54, he had good support from Isaac Williams 317 @ 31.70. With that ball in hand Apaches were best served by Patrick Foley taking 31 wkts @ 14.81, Bryan Seymour 19 wkts @ 17.95, Will Sammuri 14 wkts @ 16.36, Isaac Williams 13 wkts @ 14.92 and Gazi Hosain 11 wkts @ 26.45.

SRT

SRT had another strong season finishing in second position in the combined 2nd/3rd Grade Competition before going down to eventual Premiers Clovelly (3) in the semi-final. Strong batting performances were made from Nithin Cherian 602 runs @ 46.31, Rajdeep Talpade 382 @ 27.29, Abby Rao 339 @ 42.38 and Prashant Barad 282 @ 94.00. Wicket takers for SRT included Prashant Barad 19 wkts @ 10.11, Rajeev Warathe 14 wkts @ 12.00, Darshit Patel 13 wkts @ 18.77, Akshay Talpade 13 wkts @ 22.23 and Abby Rao 12 wkts @ 16.33.

2nd Grade Awards Batting Aggregate – Nithin Cherian (SRT) – 602 runs Batting Average – Prashant Barad (SRT) – 282 runs @ 94.00 Bowling Aggregate – Des Williams (Clovelly) – 38 wkts Bowling Average – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) – 31 wkts @ 14.81 All Rounders Award – Des Williams (Clovelly) Wicket Keeping Award – Ben Bittner (Clovelly) – 21 dismissals Hat Trick – Des Williams (Clovelly) 5/39

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave Cherian, Nithin SRT 602 46.31 Williams, Des Clovelly 38 14.87 Corner, Justin Clovelly 582 52.91 Foley, Patrick Kingsford Apaches 31 14.81 Waterson, David Kingsford Apaches 566 43.54 Ardler, Nathan Clovelly 28 15.71 Turnbull, Mark Clovelly 501 38.54 Mathure, Mihir Clovelly 24 16.96 Bittner, Ben Clovelly 415 46.11 Barad, Prashant SRT 19 10.11 Raffaele, Robert Clovelly 412 68.67 Seymour, Bryan Kingsford Apaches 19 17.95 Talpade, Rajdeep SRT 382 27.29 Stavely, Daniel Clovelly 18 27.78 Rao, Abhishek SRT 339 42.38 Yolbir, Kubilay Clovelly 16 18.69 Pengue, Louie Clovelly 326 36.22 Warathe, Rajeev SRT 14 12.00 Williams, Isaac Kingsford Apaches 317 31.70 Sammuri, Will Kingsford Apaches 14 16.36

Clovelly - 2nd Grade Premiers 2017/2018

MPSECA 3rd Grade Report

Rusty Shovel The Rusty Shovel team won their second successive premiership after defeating Souths Juniors in the 3rd Grade Grand Final, a great effort from the team to back up their 4th Grade premiership from the season before. The leading run scorers for Rusty were Arslan Khalid 363 runs @ 33.00 and Muhammad Ajani 254 runs @ 21.17. Wicket takers included Arslan Khalid 30 wkts @ 12.97, Hashin Yazdani 18 wkts @ 17.72 and Allan Owens 13 wkts @ 28.77. Souths Juniors A new team in the competition this season Souths did extremely well to finish as Minor Premiers in 3rd Grade and were unfortunate to meet a hot Rusty Shovel team in the Grand Final. A strong batting line-up for Souths included Matthew Hoenig 413 runs @ 82.60, Alex Tomkins 377 @ 41.89, Greg Scott 242 @ 40.33 and David Richardson 207 @ 69.00. Among the wicket takers for Souths were Alex Tomkins 15 wkts @ 15.20, Erik Eklof 15 wkts @ 26.33 and Greg Scott 14 wkts @ 20.93. Coogee Bay Rebels (2) Coogee Bay 2 finished in second position on the 3rd Grade table at the end of the competition rounds before losing to Rusty Shovel in the semi-final. Leading the way with the bat for Coogee were Hassan Asrar 378 runs @ 31.50, Greg Baylis 326 @ 36.22, Matt Cummins 223 @ 24.78 and Richard Sharman 200 @ 25.00. In the bowling department Coogee were best served by Matthew Fortuin 13 wkts @ 24.00 and Graham Hosking 13 wkts @ 24.00. Captain Cook Captain Cook had an up and down season but did enough to qualify for the 3rd grade semi-finals before going down to Souths Juniors. Leading run scorers for the Dolphins were Joseph Davis with 509 runs @ 46.27, Graeme Mills 269 @ 24.45 and Brandon Burgess 219 @ 18.25. With the ball Steven Burgess once again led the way with 23 wkts @ 13.13, he was supported by Brandon Burgess 20 wkts @ 22.55 and Regan Rist 13 wkts @ 26.38. Coogee Bay Rebels (3) It was a tough season for this Coogee team that didn’t really benefit from the combined 2nd/3rd grade competition. Best of the batsmen for Coogee were Jawaad Karim who scored 251 runs @ 15.69, Kevin Harty 219 @ 19.91 and Max Silvester 201 @ 18.27. Leading wicket takers for Coogee were George Nittes 14 wkts @ 19.50, Kyle James @ 29.92, Stephen Mow 12 wkts @ 19.67 and Jawaad Karim 12 wkts @ 36.83.

Komodo Dragons Komodo struggled at times for player numbers this season and as a consequence were forced to forfeit a few games. All in all it was a tough season but they did stick it out to the end and there are better times ahead. Richie Paul was their leading run scorer with 410 runs @ 51.25. Among the wickets this season for Komodo were Richie Paul 15 wkts @ 24.33 and Justin Woods 12 wkts @ 27.67. 3rd Grade Awards Batting Aggregate – Joseph Davis (Captain Cook) - 509 runs Batting Average – Matthew Hoenig (Souths Juniors) – 413 runs @ 82.60 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Arslan Khalid (Rusty Shovel) – 30 wkts @ 12.97 All Rounders Award – Arslan Khalid (Rusty Shovel) Wicket Keeping Award – Daniel Fourro (Souths Juniors) – 10 dismissals 10 Wickets in a Match – Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) – 5/6 & 6/32

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave Davis, Joseph Captain Cook 509 46.27 Khalid, Arslan Rusty Shovel 30 12.97 Hoenig, Matthew Souths Juniors 413 82.60 Burgess, Steven Captain Cook 23 13.13 Paul, Richie Komodo Dragons 410 51.25 Burgess, Brandon Captain Cook 20 21.65 Asrar, Hassan Coogee Bay Rebels 378 31.50 Yazdani, Hashim Rusty Shovel 18 17.72 Tomkins, Alex Souths Juniors 377 41.89 Tomkins, Alex Souths Juniors 15 15.20 Khalid, Arslan Rusty Shovel 363 33.00 Paul, Richie Komodo Dragons 15 24.33 Baylis, Greg Coogee Bay Rebels 326 36.22 Eklof, Erik Souths Juniors 15 26.33 Mills, Graeme Captain Cook 269 24.45 Nittes, George Coogee Bay 14 19.50 Ajani, Muhammad Rusty Shovel 254 21.17 Scott, Greg Souths Juniors 14 20.93 Karim, Jawaad Coogee Bay Rebels 251 15.69 Fortuin, Matthew Coogee Bay 13 24.00

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MPSECA 4th Grade Report

Souths Juniors Souths Juniors thoroughly deserved to take out the 4th Grade premiership for 2017/2018, however they had to do it from 4th position on the table going into the semis. Souths consisted a good all round team with a formidable batting line-up and the best bowlers in the competition. Smithie Goodman led the way with the bat scoring 488 runs @ 81.33, not far behind was Thomas Hourn 466 @ 35.85, Michael Cullen 286 @ 40.86 and Andrew Plum 238 @ 21.64. Jack Thornton was the leading wicket taker in the competition taking 33 wkts @ 11.21, supporting him was Peter Argeat 23 wkts @ 16.91 and Chris Williamson 11 wkts @ 10.73. Botany United Botany had a strong season beating Coogee Bay in the semi-final but lost to a strong Souths Juniors team in the Grand Final. Run scoring for Botany was evenly shared amongst the team with Andrew McClelland leading the way with 337 runs @ 24.07. Also contributing were David Power 310 @ 28.18, Mark Allan 283 @ 35.38, David Park 273 @ 24.82 and Pratik Patel 237 @ 79.00. With the ball Almas Khan led the charge with 24 wkts @ 15.13, also to do well were Ben Cox 16 wkts @ 18.69, David Park 16 wkts @ 19.63, Glen Duncan Snr 14 wkts @ 23.43, Pratik Patel 12 wkts @ 13.00 and Nick Halikas 11 wkts @ 14.09. Doncloey A team formed from leftover Clovelly and Doncaster players the Doncloey team did exceptionally well to finish the season as Minor Premiers only to go down to a red hot Souths Juniors in the semi-final. Batting was a strong point for this team with Ben Coughlan leading the way with 571 runs @ 95.16, he had good support from Paul Deveau 242 @ 26.88, Billy Ellis 241 @ 24.10, Steve Ward 209 @ 41.80 and Jordan Hamer 205 @ 51.25. Leading wicket takers for Doncloey were Daniel Patrick with 22 wkts @ 14.72 and Stephen Clark 15 wkts @ 17.26. Coogee Bay Rebels Finishing the regular season in second position Coogee lost its semi-final against Botany to end a successful season on the field. Boasting a strong batting line-up Coogee were never short of runs with Ned Povah leading the way hitting up 572 runs @ 47.67. He was well supported by Mark Hinchen 350 @ 31.82, Graham Hughes 326 @ 32.60, Simon Grimm 236 @ 19.67 and Chris Rankin 223 @ 27.88. Wicket takers for Coogee were Ned Povah 17 wkts @ 22.59, Jayantha Perera 15 wkts @ 13.67, Gareth Hemmings 14 wkts @ 23.86 and Mark Hinchen 12 wkts @ 34.00.

Kingsford Apaches The Apaches began the season well winning their first three matches but unfortunately for them their efforts fell away towards the second half of the season. Topping the batting for Apaches was Dereck Cameron with 437 runs @ 39.75 and Josh Autridge 207 runs @ 51.75. Bowlers to do well for Apaches included Morley Goodchild 18 wkts @ 20.89, Will Sammuri 11 wkts @ 9.18 and Ajeet Kumar 11 wkts @ 24.82. True Believers True Believers began the season with a shortage of players on the field but as the season went on they were able to build on their numbers and their efforts on the field improved as well. Leading the way with the bat for the True Believers were Matt Trodden 319 @ 26.58, Stephen Connors 243 @ 24.30, Rajiv Baldeo 218 @ 27.25 and Rishi Baldeo 204 @ 18.55. With the ball Tom Watt captured 14 wkts @ 15.50 (including a hatrick), Rajiv Baldeo took 13 wkts @ 27.08 and Rishi Baldeo 11 wkts @ 30.45.

4th Grade Awards Batting Aggregate – Ned Povah (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 572 runs Batting Average – Ben Coughlan (Doncloey) – 571 runs @ 95.16 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Jack Thornton (Souths Juniors) - 33 wkts @ 11.21 All Rounders Award – Ned Povah (Coogee Bay Rebels) Wicket Keeping Award – Andrew McClelland (Botany United) – 21 dismissals Hat Trick – Pratik Patel (Botany United) – 3/8 Hat Trick – Tom Watt (True Believers) – 4/23

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave Povah, Ned Coogee Bay Rebels 572 47.67 Thornton, Jack Souths Juniors 33 11.21 Coughlan, Ben Doncloey 571 95.16 Khan, Almas Botany United 24 15.13 Goodman, Smithie Souths Juniors 488 81.33 Argeat, Peter Souths Juniors 23 16.91 Hourn, Thomas Souths Juniors 466 35.85 Patrick, Daniel Doncloey 22 14.72 Cameron, Dereck Kingsford Apaches 437 39.73 Goodchild, Morley Kingsford Apaches 18 20.89 Hinchen, Mark Coogee Bay Rebels 350 31.82 Povah, Ned Coogee Bay Rebels 17 22.59 McClelland, Andrew Botany United 337 24.07 Cox, Ben Botany United 16 18.69 Hughes, Graham Coogee Bay Rebels 326 32.60 Park, David Botany United 16 19.63 Trodden, Matt True Believers 319 26.58 Perera, Jayantha Coogee Bay Rebels 15 13.67 Power, David Botany United 310 28.18 Stephen Clark Doncloey 15 17.26

Souths Juniors – 4th Grade Premiers 2017/2018

MPSECA Points Table 2017/2018 Season

1st Grade Clovelly CC 1 85 Coogee Bay Rebels 1 80 Castle Hill Wesley 63 Doncaster 62 Bethel Mar Thoma 60 Botany United 1 58 St Matthews Baulkham Hills 48 St Andrews Parramatta 46

2nd/3rd Grade Clovelly CC 2 107 SRT 93 Clovelly CC 3 92 Kingsford Apaches 1 89 Souths Juniors 1 67 Coogee Bay Rebels 2 65 Rusty Shovel 64 Captain Cook Dolphins 59 Coogee Bay Rebels 3 53 Komodo Dragons 30

4th Grade Doncloey 84 Coogee Bay Rebels 4 83 Botany United 2 80 Souths Juniors 2 71 Kingsford Apaches 2 51 True Believers 39

MPSECA Club Championship 2017/2018

Club/Grade 1st Grade 2/3Grade 2/3Grade 4th Grade Average

Clovelly CC 13.61 15.53 12.57 14.57

Coogee Bay Rebels 12.80 9.32 7.54 11.91 11.34

Botany United 9.24 12.22 10.73

Souths Juniors 9.76 10.81 10.28

Kingsford Apaches 12.13 7.84 9.98

For a record 7th season in a row the Club Championship was won by the Clovelly Cricket Club, a mighty effort and well deserved once again. MPSECA Club Champions

2017/2018 Clovelly 2005/2006 WW & MP 2016/2017 Clovelly 2004/2005 Clovelly 2015/2016 Clovelly 2003/2004 Randwick CYM 2014/2015 Clovelly 2002/2003 Randwick CYM 2013/2014 Clovelly 2001/2002 Doncaster 2012/2013 Clovelly 2000/2001 Waverley Wombats 2011/2012 Clovelly 1999/2000 Waverley Wombats 2010/2011 Kingsford Apaches 1998/1999 Botany United 2009/2010 Souths Juniors 1997/1998 Botany United 2008/2009 Coogee Bay Rebels 1996/1997 Waverley Wombats 2007/2008 Clovelly 1995/1996 Waverley Wombats 2006/2007 Rex Dolphins 1994/1995 Mascot RSL

MPSECA Premiership Winners 2017/2018

Premiership Winners

1st Grade – Premiers 2017/2018 – Clovelly 1st Grade - Minor Premiers 2017/2018 – Clovelly

2nd Grade – Premiers 2017/2018 – Clovelly (3) 2nd Grade - Minor Premiers 2017/2018 – Clovelly (2)

3rd Grade – Premiers 2017/2018 – Rusty Shovel 3rd Grade - Minor Premiers 2017/2018 – Souths Juniors

4th Grade – Premiers 2017/2018 – Souths Juniors 4th Grade - Minor Premiers 2017/2018 – Doncloey

Club Championship – 2017/2018 – Clovelly

MPSECA Award Winners 2017/2018

Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades

1st Grade:

Batting Aggregate – Kirk Adderley (Clovelly) – 545 runs Batting Average – Kris Baptista (Clovelly) – 490 runs @ 98.00 Bowling Aggregate – Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) – 25 wkts Bowling Aggregate – Ryan Power (Botany United) – 25 wkts Bowling Average – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 22 wkts @ 13.50

2nd Grade:

Batting Aggregate – Nithin Cherian (SRT) – 602 runs Batting Average – Prashant Barad (SRT) – 282 runs @ 94.00 Bowling Aggregate – Des Williams (Clovelly) – 38 wkts Bowling Average – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) – 31 wkts @ 14.81

3rd Grade:

Batting Aggregate – Joseph Davis (Captain Cook) – 509 runs Batting Average – Matthew Hoenig (Souths Juniors) – 413 runs @ 82.60 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Arslan Khalid (Rusty Shovel) – 30 wkts @ 12.97

4th Grade:

Batting Aggregate – Ned Povah (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 572 runs Batting Average – Ben Coughlan (Doncloey) – 571 runs @ 95.16 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Jack Thornton (Souths Juniors) – 33 wkts @ 11.21

MPSECA Award Winners 2017/2018

Hat Tricks

1st Grade – Luke O’Sullivan (Coogee Bay) 3/20 1st Grade – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay) 8/23 1st Grade – Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) 4/13 2nd Grade – Des Williams (Clovelly) 5/39 4th Grade – Pratik Patel (Botany United) 3/8 4th Grade – Tom Watt (True Believers) 4/23

10 Wickets in a Match

3rd Grade – Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 5/6 & 6/32

Wicket Keeping Award

1st Grade – James Salakas (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 12 dismissals 2nd Grade – Ben Bittner (Clovelly) – 21 dismissals 3rd Grade – Daniel Fourro (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 10 dismissals 4th Grade – Andrew McClelland (Botany United) – 21 dismissals

Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades

3rd Grade – Daniel Levitt (Souths Juniors) – 15 catches

All Rounders Awards

1st Grade – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) 2nd Grade – Des Williams (Clovelly) 3rd Grade – Arslan Khalid (Rusty Shovel) 4th Grade – Ned Povah (Coogee Bay Rebels)

Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy

Ned Povah (Coogee Bay Rebels)

Tim Booth Memorial Award

Ipokraty Giitsidis (Botany United)

Representative Season Award

Representative Player of the Year – Nic Lochner

MPSECA Award Winners 2017/2018

Centuries 1st Grade: Michael Dunlea (Clovelly) 126 & 107 Kirk Adderley (Clovelly) 112* Elliot Oxley (Doncaster) 108* Avinash Bhandari (Doncaster) 106* Dominic Greensill (Doncaster) 105 Anthony Armstrong (Botany United) 102 2nd Grade: Nithin Cherian (SRT) 123, 105 & 114 Louie Pengue (Clovelly) 122 Prashant Barad (SRT) 118* Abhishek Rao (SRT) 116 Liam Mountney (Clovelly) 108 Robert Raffaele (Clovelly) 103* Justin Corner (Clovelly) 102 Rajdeep Talpade (SRT) 100* 3rd Grade: Richie Paul (Komodo) 137* & 100 Alex Tomkins (Souths Juniors) 125* & 109 Graeme Mills (Captain Cook) 115* Damien Peters (Coogee Bay) 114 David Richardson (Souths Juniors) 108 Kayne Whitmore (Captain Cook) 100* 4th Grade: Smithie Goodman (Souths Juniors) 108, 101 & 100 Ben Coughlan (Doncloey) 116* & 113* Dereck Cameron (Kingsford Apaches) 105* & 104 Muhammad Ajani (Rusty Shovel) 138 Josh Autridge (Kingsford Apaches) 134 Ashley Briggs (Clovelly) 130* Graham Hughes (Coogee Bay) 117 Pratik Patel (Botany United) 111 Ned Povah (Coogee Bay) 107* Simon Ansell (Doncloey) 106 Paul Deveau (Doncloey) 100*

MPSECA Award Winners 2017/2018

6 Wickets in an Innings

1st Grade: Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) 8/23 Anthony Armstrong (Botany United) 7/42 Nithin Shamraju (Doncaster) 6/46 Michael Dunlea (Clovelly) 6/47 Ipokraty Giitsidis (Botany United) 6/53

2nd Grade: Des Williams (Clovelly) 8/29 James Hardy (Clovelly) 6/22

3rd Grade: Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 6/32 Luke Kyriazis (Souths Juniors) 6/38 Brandon Burgess (Captain Cook) 6/51 Richie Paul (Komodo) 6/114

4th Grade: Liam Rigby (Coogee Bay) 6/37 Arslan Khalid (Rusty Shovel) 6/42 Ajeet Kumar (Kingsford Apaches) 6/70 Rajiv Baldeo (True Believers) 6/84

MPSECA - Martin Shield Statistics

Seasons: 1995/1996, 1998/1999, 1999/2000, 2009/2010, 2010/2011, 2011/2012, 2012/2013, 2013/2014, 2014/2015, 2015/2016, 2016/2017, 2017/2018 Premierships: MPSECA Joint Premiers 2009/2010 Highest Score: Ashlee Azhar 103* (2012/2013) Best Bowling Figures: Ashlee Azhar 7/38 (2012/2013) Glen Standing 7/38 (1998/1999)

Batting – Runs & Average

Rank Player Innings Runs Average 1 Ashlee Azhar 21 620 34.44 2 Ipokraty Giitsidis 22 451 21.48 3 Glen McCanna 13 448 40.72 4 Michael Manna 10 240 30.00 5 Elias Kapodistrias 10 221 22.10 6 Nic Lochner 14 220 16.92 7 Matt Donovan 12 209 20.90 8 Nathan Power 12 196 17.82 9 Yves Silveira 10 183 18.30 10 Keith Smith 9 160 17.77 11 Scott O’Brien 8 155 22.14 12 Vitan Bhavsar 8 146 18.25 13 Justin Smith 11 145 13.18 14 Jason Coleman 10 141 14.10 15 Damien Peters 5 139 27.80 16 Sebastian Beier 7 125 31.25 17 Matt Ross 3 122 40.67 18 Chris Delamotte 9 112 14.00 19 Tim Scullard 7 110 15.71

MPSECA - Martin Shield Statistics

Bowling – Wickets & Average

Rank Player Wickets BBI Runs Average 1 Billy Saracoglu 41 7/77 521 12.71 2 Ashlee Azhar 38 7/38 503 13.24 3 Eli Kapodistrias 28 7/55 451 16.10 4 Glen Standing 22 7/38 386 17.54 5 Matthew Wood 19 5/62 368 19.37 6 Ipokraty Giitsidis 13 5/36 183 14.07 7 Luke O’Sullivan 12 2/21 283 23.58 8 Grant McMillan 12 3/41 295 24.58 9 Michael Dunlea 11 5/19 153 13.91 10 Jason Tattershall 11 3/15 210 19.09 11 Rob Swindle 10 3/25 261 26.10 12 Cameron McCormack 8 4/24 90 11.25 13 Anthony Sinclair 8 4/29 153 19.12 14 Matt Lillie 7 5/53 92 13.14 15 Jeremy Ruz 7 5/30 94 13.43 16 Cameron Bryant 6 6/33 33 5.50 17 Adam Fulmer 5 4/16 41 8.20 18 Steve Burgess 5 4/53 93 18.60 19 Ryan Power 5 3/24 108 21.60 20 Aaron Burrows 5 2/34 152 30.40 Martin Shield – Record Batting Partnerships

1st Wicket – 63 runs – Nathan Roby/Ipokraty Giitsidis (09/10) 2nd Wicket – 57 runs – Nic Lochner/Yves Silveira (15/16) 3rd Wicket – 165 runs – Ashlee Azhar/Michael Manna (12/13) 4th Wicket – 121 runs – Jason Coleman/Glen McCanna (99/00) 5th Wicket – 67 runs – Ashlee Azhar/Michael Manna (13/14) 6th Wicket – 54 runs – Tim Scullard/Ashlee Azhar (13/14) 7th Wicket – 59 runs – Ashlee Azhar/Michael Dunlea (13/14) 8th Wicket – 40 runs – Chris Townsend/Jordon Nabarro (09/10) 9th Wicket – 53 runs – Ipokraty Giitsidis/Chris Delamotte (98/99) 10th Wicket – 36 runs – Billy Saracoglu/Michael Manna (15/16)

MPSECA Batting & Bowling – Association Records

1st Grade Most runs in a season: 645 N. Lochner Coogee Bay Rebels 2016-17 Best batting average: 98.00 K. Baptista Clovelly 2017-18 Most wickets in a season: 49 R. Stokes Souths Juniors 1996-97 Best bowling average: 6.71 G. Standing Souths Juniors 2011-12 Highest score: 280 M. Jamshed Randwick District 1996-97

2nd Grade Most runs in a season: 676 G. Humphries Woolpack Wolves 1996-97 Best batting average: 159.00 R. Gash Coogee Bay Rebels 2008-09 Most wickets in a season: 56 D. Geer Kingsford Apaches 2005-06 Best bowling average: 6.59 D. Geer Kingsford Apaches 2010-11 Highest score: 254* N. Carter St Paul’s College 2006-07

3rd Grade Most runs in a season: 940 N. Carter St Paul’s College 2004-05 Best batting average: 267.00 E. Madonis Coogee Bay Rebels 2016-17 Most wickets in a season: 58 I. Hayward Somerset Hotel 2000-01 Best bowling average: 4.95 J. Kelly Waugh Torn 2003-04 Highest score: 237 N. Ardler La Perouse 2016-17

4th Grade Most runs in a season: 893 M. Manna EFM 2001-02 Best batting average: 182.50 K. Khan WWMP 2007-08 Most wickets in a season: 65 M. Bond Randwick CYM 2002-03 Best bowling average: 5.59 P. Patel Botany United 2014-15 Highest score: 216* D. Sirr Saggy Greens 2006-07

5th Grade Most runs in a season: 985 C. McGuire GCB 2002-03 Best batting average: 140.71 C. McGuire GCB 2002-03 Most wickets in a season: 57 K. Taylor Gypsies 1996-97 Best bowling average: 7.72 R. Mills Souths Juniors 2009-10 Highest score: 228* G. McCanna Botany United 1996-97

MPSECA Batting & Bowling – Association Records

6th Grade Most runs in a season: 1115 A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99 Best batting average: 93.50 D. Walsh Ferns 1995-96 Most wickets in a season: 58 J. Scott Randwick CYM 2003-04 Best bowling average: 5.19 P. Cooley Yarra Bay 2000-01 Highest score: 240* A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99

7th Grade Most runs in a season: 745 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99 Best batting average: 68.25 M. Lalor Randwick CYM 2000-01 Most wickets in a season: 52 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99 Best bowling average: 7.43 M. Lalor Randwick CYM 2000-01 Highest score: 164* G. Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02

MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records

1st Grade 1st 181 J Coleman & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04 2nd 242 J Smith & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2004-05 3rd 216 R Raffaele & M Manna Clovelly CC 2013-14 4th 195 G McCanna & J Tattershall The Coast 1999-00 5th 198 S Roesler & B Dixon Coogee Bay Rebels 2004-05 6th 162 T Scullard & J Ruz Captain Cook Dolphins 2010-11 7th 152 B Raeburn & M Griffith Coogee Bay Rebels 2004-05 8th 103 J Smith & A Sinclair Souths Juniors 2012-13 9th 143 K Baptista & M Macbeth Clovelly CC 2015-16 10th 104 M Wood & I Giitsidis WWMPCC 2010-11

2nd Grade 1st 388 S Casey & A Azhar Doncaster 2007-08 2nd 227 M Roucek & J Austy Clovelly RSL 2004-05 3rd 194 B Mulraney & S Piva Coogee Bay Rebels 2011-12 4th 194 R Staughton & M Manna Ferns 2009-10 5th 164 T Davis & J Haynes Coogee Bay Rebels 2001-02 6th 207 A Consuji & P Gardiner WWMPCC 2002-03 7th 165 R Tomasiello & R Zammitt Clovelly CC 2012-13 8th 135 S Livingstone & A Young KBC Apaches 2009-10 9th 111 J Fronde & T Kassis Clovelly RSL 2003-04 10th 100 C Doppler & M Hill Coogee Bay Rebels 2007-08

3rd Grade 1st 245 A Seedsman & N Roby Kurrajong Hotel 2006-07 2nd 251 D Weerden & L Mountney Clovelly CC 2014-15 3rd 198 L Taylor & P Carlisle Rusty Shovel 2013-14 4th 284 D Holwerda & S Wilde International Barbarians 2002-03 5th 166 T Gorman & C Kennedy Captain Cook 2002-03 6th 263 J McCallum & A Bennie CSH 2008-09 7th 163 D Phillips & E Yates Rex Dolphins 2005-06 8th 127 M Manna & R Tran Ferns 2007-08 9th 99 M Nolan & M Donovan Coogee Bay Rebels 2006-07 10th 91 N Power & A Khan Botany United 2009-10

4th Grade 1st 264 D Sirr & M Venables Saggy Green 2006-07 2nd 260 M Ekert & S Ford Rusty Shovel 2012-13 3rd 216 B Dickinson & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 4th 238 M Manna & S Khan EFM 2001-02 5th 154 P Kibble & M Nazir Rusty Shovel 2016-17 6th 180 M Capon & A Barwick Souths Juniors 2009-10 7th 175 C Hickson & T Price Captain Cook Dolphins 2008-09 8th 111 J Motum & J Armstrong Men of the Bat 2005-06 9th 146 B Longbottom & S Dummigan Randwick CYM 1996-97 10th 105 J Thornton & J Hourn Souths Juniors 2016-17

MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records

5th Grade 1st 214 D Bhavsar & R Trivedi SRT XI 2012-13 2nd 298 B Mundell & O Torpy CSH 2007-08 3rd 286 T Roberts & R Roggeri Blue Tongues 2007-08 4th 170 S Casey & J Georgoulis Doncaster Hotel 2004-05 5th 153 Jamie Markou & Joel Markou 3rd Cavaliers 2003-04 6th 191 B Mundell & Marc Bennie CSH 2007-08 7th 207 G McCanna & G Chudleigh Botany United 1996-97 8th 189 S McFadden & J Cooper Randwick CYM 1998-99 9th 152 M Venables & C Brown Saggy Greens 2004-05 10th 80 S Winfield & M Sheehan Coogee Bay Rebels 2010-11

6th Grade 1st 315 M Stott & D McVey Rusty Shovel 2002-03 2nd 240 I Islam & S Roman Coogee Randwick RSL 2006-07 3rd 214 G Bramley & D Kagi Randwick CYM 2002-03 4th 184 L Tucker & M Provic Randwick CYM 2002-03 5th 179 S Gandha & J Gartland Wanderers 2004-05 6th 163 C Stewart & A Ellery Doncaster 2006-07 7th 144 M Cross & K Charles WWMPCC 2004-05 8th 115 W Gudgeon & A Atallah Clovelly RSL 2001-02 9th 182 D Crawford & M Jess Coogee Bay Rebels 2006-07 10th 89 J Richards & P Manson Souths Juniors 2003-04

7th Grade 1st 185 H Hilman & R West Matthew Talbot 2000-01 2nd 126 G Duffy & G Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02 3rd 140 T Roberts Jnr & C Rao GCB 2001-02 4th 219 T Roberts Jnr & G Brown GCB 2000-01 5th 171 G Brown & M Keogh Cricketers Arms 2001-02 6th 93 K Levell & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02 7th 123 A Francis & B Carter Kingsford Apaches 2001-02 8th 116 A Azhar & P Harriott Doncaster Hotel 2000-01 9th 62 B Wyner & K Levell Randwick CYM 2001-02 10th 32 T Beattie & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02

MPSECA Premiership Winners

1st Grade 2nd Grade 2017/18 Clovelly 2017/18 Clovelly 2016/17 Clovelly 2016/17 Clovelly 2015/16 Doncaster 2015/16 Clovelly 2014/15 Clovelly 2014/15 Kingsford Apaches 2013/14 Clovelly 2013/14 Coogee Bay Rebels 2012/13 Souths Juniors 2012/13 Clovelly 2011/12 Souths Juniors 2011/12 Botany United 2010/11 Souths Juniors 2010/11 Ferns 2009/10 Doncaster 2009/10 CSH 2008/09 Doncaster 2008/09 Captain Cook Dolphins 2007/08 Souths Juniors 2007/08 Clovelly RSL 2006/07 Souths Juniors 2006/07 Kingsford Apaches 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2005/06 Clovelly RSL 2004/05 Souths Juniors 2004/05 WW & MP 2003/04 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2003/04 Botany Magic 2002/03 Clovelly RSL 2002/03 Coogee Bay Rebels 2001/02 Croydon Park United 2001/02 Roy United 2000/01 Souths Juniors 2000/01 Clovelly 1999/00 Souths Juniors 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 Souths Juniors 1998/99 The Coast 1997/98 Souths Juniors 1997/98 Marrickville/Pagewood 1996/97 Souths Juniors 1996/97 Tradewinds 1995/96 Souths Juniors 1995/96 Coogee Rebels 1994/95 Mascot RSL 1994/95 Woolpack Wolves

3rd Grade 4th Grade 2017/18 Rusty Shovel 2017/18 Souths Juniors 2016/17 Doncaster 2016/17 Rusty Shovel 2015/16 Coogee Bay Rebels 2015/16 Komodo Dragons 2014/15 Clovelly 2014/15 Botany United 2013/14 Rusty Shovel 2013/14 SRT XI 2012/13 Edna Puffett Memorial XI 2012/13 Clovelly 2011/12 Clovelly 2011/12 University of NSW 2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 La Perouse 2009/10 Botany United 2009/10 Clovelly 2008/09 La Perouse 2008/09 Rusty Shovel 2007/08 Men of the Bat 2007/08 Waugh Torn 2006/07 Kurrajong Hotel 2006/07 Men of the Bat 2005/06 Randwick CYM 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2004/05 Waugh Torn 2004/05 Kurrajong Hotel 2003/04 GSNDS 2003/04 Kingsford Apaches 2002/03 Edmunds/Ferns/Mascot 2002/03 WW & MP 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/02 Captain Cook Hotel 2000/01 Randwick CYM 2 2000/01 Doncaster 1999/00 Whitehorse All Stars 1999/00 The Bears 1998/99 Mascot RSL 1998/99 Botany United 1997/98 Doncaster Hotel 1997/98 Randwick CYM 1996/97 Glebe 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 Waverley Wombats 1995/96 Clovelly 1994/95 University of NSW 1994/95 Mascot RSL

MPSECA Premiership Winners

5th Grade 6th Grade 2017/18 Not contested 2017/18 Not contested 2016/17 Not contested 2016/17 Not contested 2015/16 Clovelly 2015/16 Not contested 2014/15 Not contested 2014/15 Not contested 2013/14 Not contested 2013/14 Not contested 2012/13 Doncaster 2012/13 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 Not contested 2009/10 La Perouse 2009/10 Not contested 2008/09 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2008/09 Not contested 2007/08 CSH 2007/08 Rex Dolphins 2006/07 Doncaster 2006/07 Clovelly RSL 2005/06 Coogee Randwick RSL 2005/06 Pelicans 2004/05 Saggy Green 2004/05 Clovelly RSL 2003/04 Glebe Gypsies 2003/04 Randwick CYM 2002/03 GCB 2002/03 Ryans Hotel 2001/02 Archers 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2000/01 South Maroubra Magic 2000/01 Yarra Bay 1999/00 Randwick CYM 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 The Coast 4 1998/99 Waverley Wombats 1997/98 GCB 1997/98 Darlington 1996/97 Marrickville RSL 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 St George Linen 1995/96 Raiders 1994/95 Randwick CYM 1994/95 Randwick CYM 7th Grade 2017/18 Not contested 2016/17 Not contested 2015/16 Not contested 2014/15 Not contested 2013/14 Not contested 2012/13 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2010/11 Not contested 2009/10 Not contested 2008/09 Not contested 2007/08 Not contested 2006/07 Not contested 2005/06 Not contested 2004/05 Not contested 2003/04 Not contested 2003/03 Not contested 2001/02 Cricketers Arms 2000/01 Doncaster Hotel 1999/00 Not contested 1998/99 The Bears 1997/98 Not contested 1996/97 Not contested 1995/96 Not contested 1994/95 Not contested

MPSECA Office Bearers

Season Patron President Vice-President Hon. Secretary Hon. Treasurer Asst Secretary

17/18 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power A Imtiaz N Lochner

16/17 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan N Lochner

15/16 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan W Glacken

14/15 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan W Glacken

13/14 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan W Glacken

12/13 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan JW Chalmers

11/12 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers

10/11 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers

09/10 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power TP Booth JW Chalmers

08/09 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

07/08 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

06/07 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

05/06 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth / G Fulford JW Chalmers S Silcock 04/05 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

03/04 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power A Yap TP Booth JW Chalmers

02/03 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden TP Booth JW Chalmers

01/02 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden A Carmody JW Chalmers

00/01 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden B Grant JW Chalmers

99/00 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

98/99 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

97/98 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

96/97 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody K MacDonald JW Chalmers

95/96 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody G Stewart JW Chalmers

Treasurer’s Report

This financial period for the association saw a similar bottom line situation to the prior year. Regular factors such as the surge in ground hire fees and the Board’s decision to not match team’s fees played a part in the shortfalls not being recouped. Due to the previous use of legacy accounting system, the Board approved the use of a new accounting system which will incur an annual fee of $500. A reduction to 20 teams meant there was a lower income for the association which did not tie back to the grounds we had booked at the beginning of the season (resulting in a spare ground). The Board has agreed that the teams’ registration fees will increase to meet these significant increases in costs. The Board has also agreed to consider the costings of unsuccessful campaigns such as the funding of the representative team without a sponsor. The Board also expects the biannual Bathurst trip to incur costs of approximately $2k. The bottom line of $13,726 loss is not ideal but MPSECA’s $41k of assets has kept the association afloat. There will be major changes considered for the 2018-19 as the Association looks to return to a positive financial year result.

Aurnob Imtiaz Treasurer Moore Park South East Cricket Association

MPSECA Balance Sheet as of May 31 2018

This year Last year Asset Banking CBA term deposit account 20,000.00 20,000.00 Operating account 4,006.56 19,732.70 Rabo term deposit account 17,193.83 17,193.83 Total Banking 41,200.39 56,926.53

Current Assets Total Current Assets 0.00 0.00

Fixed Assets Total Fixed Assets 0.00 0.00

Total Asset 41,200.39 56,926.53

Liability Credit Card Total Credit Card 0.00 0.00

Current Liabilities Total Current Liabilities 0.00 0.00

Long Term Liabilities Total Long Term Liabilities 0.00 0.00

Total Liability 0.00 0.00

Net Assets 41,200.39 56,926.53

Equity Current Earnings Current year earnings -13,726.14 -16,251.20 Total Current Earnings -13,726.14 -16,251.20

Retained Earnings Retained earnings -11,562.18 4,689.02 Total Retained Earnings -11,562.18 4,689.02

Historical balancing 66,488.71 68,488.71 Total Equity 41,200.39 45,364.35

MPSECA Profit & Loss Statement This year Last year Income 4-1200 Team registration fees 37,136.00 39,880.00 4-1600 Donations and sponsorships 2,784.00 2,468.00 4-2400 Award dinner tickets 2,130.00 2,730.00 4-2600 Ground hire reimbursements 1,603.50 2,400.00 4-2700 Umpire fee reimbursements 4,181.00 - Total Income 47,834.50 47,478.00

Less Cost of Sales Total Cost of Sales - - Gross Profit 47,834.50 47,478.00

Less Expense 6-1000 Accounting fees 502.10 - 6-2000 Board expenses 758.50 - 30.00 6-2600 Insurance 2,600.00 2,301.75 6-4000 Postage & courier 127.00 129.00 6-4200 Printing 495.00 385.00 6-4400 Ground hire 40,704.00 40,976.00 6-4800 Assocation function 6,076.60 6,430.70 6-5000 Representative matches 2,359.45 5,196.15 6-5200 Sundry expenses 250.00 - 6-5600 Prizemoney 2,100.00 3,000.00 6-5800 Trophies and shields 1,769.43 1,212.19 6-6400 DCA affiliation 220.00 540.00 6-6600 Umpire fees 6,781.00 6,495.91 Total Expense 64,743.08 66,636.70 Operating Profit - 16,908.58 - 19,158.70

Plus Other Income 8-1000 Fundraising 3,055.00 2,243.00 8-1200 Interest income 127.44 664.50 Total Other Income 3,182.44 2,907.50

Less Other Expense Total Other Expense - - Net Profit - 13,726.14 - 16,251.20